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The New Orleans Saints are not winning this division. Atlanta is not going to lose 4 more games, I think that's fair to say. So.... in the NFC, seeding from #1-4 is gone.

We are going to have to get one of the #5, or #6 wild card spots.
I believe the #5 wild card spot will go to one of the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers.

Currently, Chicago is holding the #2 seed from their division lead at 7-2, and Green Bay is holding the first wild card spot at #5 seed at 7-3. As the season goes on, the Bears and Packers should inter change between who gets the division at #2-3, and who gets the WC spot at #5.

That leaves us with the #6 seed. We have 5 teams vying for this one last playoff spot.

Great work, TO. I'll try to build upon and see how these teams will finish. Bold for likely wins. Italics for likely losses.

Seattle:@ Miami , @ Chicago, vs Arizona, @ Buffalo, vs SF, vs STL

I have them at 9-6 with the Arizona game being one that I'm unsure of. Feel that way about St. Louis, too, but given how they played. 9-7 or 10-6.

Tampa:vs Atlanta, @ Denver, vs Philadelphia,@ NO, vs STL, @ Atlanta

I have them going 9-7, but the Saints will hold the tiebreaker.

Minnesota:@ Chicago, @ GB, vs Chicago , @ STL, @ Houston, vs GB

I have them getting 7 or 8 wins. I think they can win one against Chicago or GB, but not split with both. They're out.

New Orleans:
vs SF, @ Atlanta, @ NYG, vs TB, @ Dallas, vs Carolina

I think SF will be beaten up, and the Saints should win. Won't assume a win, though. Atlanta has to prove they can beat us, so I'm calling it a win. Basically having a bye week before the Giants makes me like our chances. Think we beat Tampa at home. I think we should take care of Dallas and Carolina. I think we are losing one in the SF/ATL/NYG. That has the Saints going 10-6 or 11-5. Should have better a conference record over Seattle.

The New Orleans Saints are not winning this division. Atlanta is not going to lose 4 more games, I think that's fair to say. So.... in the NFC, seeding from #1-4 is gone.

We are going to have to get one of the #5, or #6 wild card spots.
I believe the #5 wild card spot will go to one of the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers.

Currently, Chicago is holding the #2 seed from their division lead at 7-2, and Green Bay is holding the first wild card spot at #5 seed at 7-3. As the season goes on, the Bears and Packers should inter change between who gets the division at #2-3, and who gets the WC spot at #5.

That leaves us with the #6 seed. We have 5 teams vying for this one last playoff spot.

Great work, TO. I'll try to build upon and see how these teams will finish. Bold for likely wins. Italics for likely losses.

Seattle:@ Miami , @ Chicago, vs Arizona, @ Buffalo, vs SF, vs STL

I have them at 9-6 with the Arizona game being one that I'm unsure of. Feel that way about St. Louis, too, but given how they played. 9-7 or 10-6.

Tampa:vs Atlanta, @ Denver, vs Philadelphia,@ NO, vs STL, @ Atlanta

I have them going 9-7, but the Saints will hold the tiebreaker.

Minnesota:@ Chicago, @ GB, vs Chicago , @ STL, @ Houston, vs GB

I have them getting 7 or 8 wins. I think they can win one against Chicago or GB, but not split with both. They're out.

New Orleans:
vs SF, @ Atlanta, @ NYG, vs TB, @ Dallas, vs Carolina

I think SF will be beaten up, and the Saints should win. Won't assume a win, though. Atlanta has to prove they can beat us, so I'm calling it a win. Basically having a bye week before the Giants makes me like our chances. Think we beat Tampa at home. I think we should take care of Dallas and Carolina. I think we are losing one in the SF/ATL/NYG. That has the Saints going 10-6 or 11-5. Should have better a conference record over Seattle.